Stanford University Cancer Center

描述（由申请人提供）：斯坦福大学（SU）正在向美国国家癌症研究所（NCI）申请三年的癌症中心支持资助（CCSG），并在三年的准备和慷慨的内部支持的基础上被指定为综合癌症中心。该中心的成员由260名教职员工组成，他们分别代表州立大学的四个学院（医学、工程、人文科学和商业研究生院）和北加州癌症中心（NCCC），州立大学与北加州癌症中心有正式的合作协议。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Stanford University (SU) is applying to the National Cancer Institute (NCI) for three years of funding of a Cancer Center Support Grant (CCSG) and for designation as a Comprehensive Cancer Center on the basis of three years of preparation with generous intramural support. The membership of the Center consists of 260 faculty members representing four Schools at SU (Medicine, Engineering, Humanities and Sciences, and the Graduate School of Business), and the Northern California Cancer Center (NCCC) with whom SU has a formal affiliation agreement. The CCSG proposal builds on institutional strengths in technology development and in translational research. Ten Programs cover the areas of Basic, Clinical/Translational and Population Sciences Research in cancer (Cancer Biology, Radiation Biology, Cancer Stem Cells, Imaging Research, Molecular Profiling of Cancer, Lymphoma and Hodgkin's Disease, Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy, Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation and Immune Reconstitution, Cancer Epidemiology and Cancer Prevention). Areas under development include research in Solid Tumor Oncology and Experimental Therapeutics. Ten Shared Resources established with funding from SU, the School of Medicine and the two Hospitals at SU Medical Center, support the investigations in experimental and clinical research. The SU Cancer Center has a research base of $37,682,289 in direct costs from the NCI, $48,334,019 from the National Institutes of Health (other than NCI), and $15,140,739 awarded for cancer research by other peer-reviewed sources. This CCSG Application is enthusiastically supported by the University President who has committed funds to match those from the NCI, the four Deans, and the faculty involved in Cancer Research at SU and NCCC.